
Non-renewable and Renewable energy sources
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Extraction
Costs compared to other extraction methods
Can be easily scaled up or down
Employment opportunities
Accident risk
Water pollution
Can disrupt local ecosystems
Requires careful waste management
Land degradation
Can have long-term negative health effects
Net energy yields
Can be converted to other fuels (e.g. gasoline)
Availability of supplies
Low grade coals produce high pollution and contribute to acid rain
CO2 production
Particle pollution from soot
Organize the advantages and disadvantages of coal into the correct categories.
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What are the main uses of oil/petroleum?
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Where are the major global reserves of oil?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best described the environmental concerns associated with hydraulic fracturing (fracking)?
Hydraulic fracturing can lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions due to the release of methane during extraction, as well as potential contamination of groundwater from chemicals used in the process.
Hydraulic fracturing primarily raises concerns about deforestation and loss of biodiversity in forested regions.
Hydraulic fracturing is mainly associated with the depletion of renewable energy sources and the reduction of air quality due to dust from drilling operations.
Hydraulic fracturing is widely considered an environmentally benign method of energy extraction with no significant concerns related to water or air quality.
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Multiple Choice
Nuclear power is renewable. True or false?
True
False
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Large potential fuel supply
Length of supply
Air pollution & CO2 emissions
Large amount of energy generated
Land required
Start up costs
Waste disposal
Catastrophic disaster
Terrorism target/weapons
Categorise the following advantages and disadvantages of nuclear power
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Multiple Choice
Geothermal power is classified as __________ energy. Globally however, it is a _______________________.
renewable;
limited resource
non-renewable;
sustainable energy source
renewable;
minor energy contributor
non-renewable;
major energy contributor
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Net production of usable energy
CO2 emissions
Cost
Environmental impact - with appropriate management
Suitable sites
Depletion if not carefully managed
Noise/odour pollution
Land subsi
Categorise the following advantages and disadvantages of geothermal power
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